Program Director

Raised near Seattle, Tiffany earned her Bachelor's Degree in Economics at Western Washington University, Masters of Arts in Teaching at Concordia University, and completed a NGSS Science Specialist program at PSU. 

She has worked in business, politics, as a camp counselor, a high-school athletic coach, an Inclusion Specialist, and a classroom teacher in grades 1, 3, 5 and 6. Tiffany is passionate about building relationships and strategizing with administration and classroom teachers to best support all areas of STE(A)M, focusing on improving outcomes for students, especially those who have not had positive experiences with STE(A)M. She enjoys spending free time with her husband and son outdoors, gardening, traveling, and playing board games.

“People of every background and experience must be at the table to solve the challenges we face. I feel strongly that all challenges humans face root into STE(A)M. Working to assure that every student is getting an adequate education in science, technology, engineering, art, and math is a way to secure a prosperous future.”